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In January, David Redden and his wife Jeannette, a couple deeply committed to the Hudson Valley, were honored with the prestigious Franny Reese Medal by Scenic Hudson. Despite facing the new…

As an inner-city youth from El Barrio, also known as East Harlem, I was blessed to have found love in the beautiful sport of softball. The sport kept me active,…

At ALS United Greater New York, we believe in empowering individuals and families impacted by Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)—often referred to as Lou Gehrig’s disease—with comprehensive care, pioneering research, and…

ALS United Greater New York’s Care Service Team has some of the most caring and experienced local staff working with those living with ALS in the greater New York region.…

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has taken a bold step in the fight against Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) by proposing a groundbreaking $25 million allocation for ALS research in her…

On Monday, November 6th, the ALS community came together to commemorate the remarkable progress in ALS research and the ever-evolving landscape of care for those contending with this devastating disease…

Accessing essential healthcare services is fundamental, but for many ALS patients and their families, travel can be an insurmountable challenge. The hustle and bustle of daily life can be daunting,…

We are absolutely thrilled to shine a spotlight on Her ALS Story at the upcoming Lou Gehrig Legacy Gala, taking place on November 6th at Pier Sixty in New York…

In 2022, Lou was diagnosed with ALS. However, a little over twenty years ago a love story of art and poetry began. Back in 2002, Mary and Lou crossed paths…